In the last few days, we’ve seen gold trading below the $1500 mark. Yesterday though, gold’s price dropped just above $1465 per troy ounce. We see the gold rally delayed but gold will bounce back.
Gold Rally Delayed But Gold Will Bounce Back
It seemed as if the market was overbought and a number of other issues affecting gold’s price seemed to defuse. Firstly, the Europeans offered to accept a delay in the Brexit deal, which helped the pound gain 400 pips. Then, the news from the Fed meeting in September, indicated the possibility of another interest rate cut will be off the table. And last but not least, the trade talks between the United States and China were looking better.
Therefore, the worn-out market was not met with great enthusiasm from the investors who were reading that gold at $2000 and silver at $25 was imminent. Yesterday’s gold’s and silver’s performance was a negative surprise for gold investors.
Bullish Gold Again
Although the gold market doesn’t look good, the fundamentals are there for gold to become bullish again. The global recession is imminent, the stock market bubble is real, the European Central Bank will continue its negative interest rate policy and the Fed will follow with even lower interest rates too.
Conclusion
Gold’s price will go up, but it will not be on a straight line. Gold and silver prices might drop even lower, (gold could get as low as 1400) but in the end, gold will go up because, the fundamentals are all there. Remember, investing in gold is a long-term investment, and no investor is lost in the long run. Nevertheless, the gold rally delayed but gold will bounce back.